Dr. Jo Watts Williams School of Education

Four professors will work on projects that explore partnerships between students and faculty through dance technique, investigating the effects of learning with nature as a source, and experimenting with different teaching methods in the same course.

Allison Bryan and Erin Hone presented at the North Carolina School Library Media Association annual conference.

School of Education faculty invite department alumni to join us for a Homecoming open house.

Brad Rhew led the teacher candidates through a 5E Science Lab that investigated the relationship between force and mass on Oct. 3 during EDU 412.

Applications are now being accepted for Hattie M. Strong scholarships in the School of Education. The application deadline is Oct. 13, 3017.

The Curriculum Resources Center in the School of Education celebrated Banned books week by partnering with Belk Library and hosting several events.

On Sept. 21, 2017, a new cohort of 70 teacher candidates were inducted into the School of Education.

Two undergraduate students and two faculty members from the School of Education presented at the 2017 N.C. Association of Colleges of Teacher Education Fall Forum.

Generous estate gift by Carolyn Alspaugh establishes scholarship in the name of husband John C. Alspaugh.

Rud Turnbull, who helped to write the special education laws that protect students with disabilities today, recently visited the students in the EDU 342 class - Foundations of Special Education, taught by Abby Ampuja, instructor in the School of Education.